Fiction: special features

Los relatos de El mar de noche se mueven en una zona fronteriza de la realidad donde lo cotidiano da paso a lo excepcional.

La autora conoce los secretos del cuento breve del Río de la Plata, en ese collar de perlas que enseguida enumera a Liliana Heker, a Inés Garland, a Norberto Soares, a Martini Real.

Translated by Jonathan Wright, Taxi by Khaled Al Khamissi is a sharp, engaging portrait of Cairo told through 58 fictional monologues from its taxi drivers.

Lene liebt Pferde.

from No. 1 bestseller Stephen King writing as Richard Bachman

'Under any name King mesmerizes the reader' Chicago Sun-Times

It's all coming to an end for Barton Dawes. The city's Highway 784 extension is in the process of being constructed right across town and inexorably through every aspect of Bart's existence - whether it's about to barrel over the laundry plant where he makes a living, or soon to smash through the very home where he makes a life.

As a result, something's been happening inside Bart's head that a heartless local bureaucracy isn't prepared for . . .

As the wheels of progress and a demolition crew continue unabated throughout Bart's neighbourhood, he's not about to give everything up without a fight. As a matter of fact, he's ready and waiting to ignite an explosive confrontation with the legislative forces gathered against him.

Featuring beautiful cover art from artist Laci Fowler, this fine collector's edition of Emily Bront's Wuthering Heights is a must-have for book lovers and literature fans.

Featuring beautiful cover art from artist Laci Fowler, this fine collector's edition of Emily Bront's Wuthering Heights is a must-have for book lovers and literature fans.

Follow the ingenious mysteries of the ‘Tuesday Night Club’ with this special edition of Agatha Christie’s complete Miss Marple short stories.

THE ORIGINAL WEEKDAY MURDER CLUB

‘Well,’ said Joyce, ‘it seems to me we are a pretty representative gathering. How would it be if we formed a Club? What is today? Tuesday? We will call it The Tuesday Night Club. It is to meet every week, and each member in turn has to propound a problem. Some mystery of which they have personal knowledge, and to which, of course, they know the answer.’

Two years before The Murder at the Vicarage, Agatha Christie first introduced the world to Jane Marple and the stories of murder and intrigue told by each member of the Tuesday Night Club. Time and time again, crimes so wicked they have confounded even Scotland Yard’s finest are solved by St Mary Mead’s sharpest mind and everyone’s favourite armchair detective.